landing gear bumpers

[3Dreaming]

Hank,
PM me your address and I will mail you all the Bulletins I have so you can add them to the Forum. Sorry, I thought they were common knowledge. I have had them so long I don't remember where I got them. Maybe from Dorothy back in the '80s? I don't really have anyway to scan them in so I will copy and mail them.
Mike

Tim Popp seems to be keeping an archive of Taylorcraft documents and also posting them here. I would suggest sending them to him.

[Hank Jarrett]

Hank,
PM me your address and I will mail you all the Bulletins I have so you can add them to the Forum. Sorry, I thought they were common knowledge. I have had them so long I don't remember where I got them. Maybe from Dorothy back in the '80s? I don't really have anyway to scan them in so I will copy and mail them.
Mike

I have a list too but a lot of them aren't on my IA/A&Ps list. I am trying to build a list of all the ones that have "fallen off the table". IMing my address.

Hank

When we get as full a list as we can together we can put them all on the forum in the tech section (now watch someone knowing where they all already ARE on the Forum!)

[mikeg]

Tim Popp seems to be keeping an archive of Taylorcraft documents and also posting them here. I would suggest sending them to him.

Who wants them? Address. I think I have them all. Need to get them on the Forum for everyone.
Mike

[sully]

Service Bulletins can be found here:

https://dc65stc.blogspot.com/search/label/Taylorcraft%20Factory%20Data

[woodmw]

It appears that these documents are copyrighted by Terry.

[Hank Jarrett]

I went to save these documents and my computer said they were already saved (in the wrong file folder). Looks like I had them already. There were also some ADDITIONAL SB that came after #55. The last one I have is SB No. 78-001. It was to inspect all the drain holes for restrictions and listed where they are "supposed to be" located on the F-19. I am guessing it wouldn't be a bad idea to check earlier planes.

I will post more of them as I find them.

Hank

[Hank Jarrett]

SB 2007-001A Eddy Current lift strut insp.

[Hank Jarrett]

SB 2007-002 Wing strut attach ftg nr A-A11 for cracks and corrosion. This could take a while. Got to figure out how many are misfiled and if any more are scattered around my hard drive.

[3Dreaming]

It appears that these documents are copyrighted by Terry.

I could be wrong, but I don't think they were copyrighted by Terry. I think that if there was a copyright it would have been by Taylorcraft.

[astjp2]

Hank,
PM me your address and I will mail you all the Bulletins I have so you can add them to the Forum. Sorry, I thought they were common knowledge. I have had them so long I don't remember where I got them. Maybe from Dorothy back in the '80s? I don't really have anyway to scan them in so I will copy and mail them.
Mike

send them to me, I can add them to where they go. The only thing Terry has copywright is what he has produced and his STC documentation.

[mikeg]

OK, send me your address. My real e-mail is: [email protected]
Later,
Mike

[3Dreaming]

Ok, some of you will be getting your bumpers, cost is $17 per bumper plus whatever the shipping was on your box. My return address is also on the box, so you can just drop a money order or check in the mail.

Here is how they are installed.
They are cut to fit, should be self explanatory it you need to support your airplane so the landing gear can swing freely. Remove the bungees and the gear should swing freely. Hold the gear away from old bumpers.

Now you need to trim the new handles to become bumpers. Then poke some holes and the attach them into the airframe.

Here are a few pictures of trimming and how they are positioned on the airplane.

I just want to confirm that it is $17 per bumper, so $34 per airplane. Is that correct?

[Jim Herpst]

I just want to confirm that it is $17 per bumper, so $34 per airplane. Is that correct?

Yes that is his requested price. Add shipping when you recieve them is his request. Postage will be on your box.

Jim

[astjp2]

I just want to confirm that it is $17 per bumper, so $34 per airplane. Is that correct?

Tom, you should have gotten 3 pairs and I had the wife put them in one of those envelopes, your price was different than the ones in the box. Tim

[Bruce Caldwell]

I will take a pair of the yoke bumpers too if you still have them.